In this work, the protagonist encounters a comedian who destroys a work of art every night; that nig
In this work, the protagonist encounters a comedian who destroys a work of art every night; that night it's a lithograph by Rembrandt. One of the settings in this work is a lunatic asylum, where one of its members has a loud speaker for a face, while this play's encounters with immorality includes a visit to a homosexual bar called The Cosy Corner, as well as its main characters meeting the drug addict Sorbo Lamb. Its protagonist, from Pressan Ambo, wants to marry Iris (*) Crewe, but only if he can find her brother, which leads to him touring across war-torn Europe. For 10 points, name this play in which Alan Norman learns that Francis has been travelling with him the entire time using a costume of the title furry animal, written by Auden and Isherwood. [Ike]
In this work, the protagonist encounters a comedian who destroys a work of art every night; that night it's a lithograph by Rembrandt.
The {Dog Beneath} the {Skin}: or Where is Francis? [accept The {Doggie Beneath} the {Skin}]